Damo4
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When talking about Edge boxes he mentions the releases/previews of VVDN and Unigen boxes.
But he also says:
"And then of course, we have another relationship with Teksun"
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When talking about Edge boxes he mentions the releases/previews of VVDN and Unigen boxes.
But he also says:
"And then of course, we have another relationship with Teksun"
DingoBorat
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If there really is a "big" buyer, there's 7 million low lying fruit, up for grabs.
I suspect, most of it is borrowed.
I suspect, most of it is borrowed.
Fact Finder
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Hi Damo
My impression was that Sean Hehir and the Board now believe AKIDA Edge Box sales will be a nice little earner.
My opinion only DYOR
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DingoBorat
Slim
It's obvious, that there's been significant interest/pre-sales with the VVDN Edge Box.
My only concern there is, using 2 AKD1000 chips per unit, there would be a very limited amount, that we could make.
There's the AKD1500s, but I'd say they've been slated elsewhere (possibly the Unigen Cupcake, for one)..
We had more production slots slated with TMSC, ages ago..
I'm not sure if they are still valid?
Would the Company, need to inform us, if they were/had done another run? (of course it would show up in quarterlies)..
buena suerte :-)
BOB Bank of Brainchip
32c incoming
db1969oz
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Someone didn’t like me calling them a tight arse! Hahaha32c incoming
buena suerte :-)
BOB Bank of Brainchip
Well it worked
AI_Inquirer
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Around the 21 minute mark, he talks about IP as the primary business model, and the allocation of resources and funds to diversify into additional revenue streams, i.e edge boxes.
Then says “spend judicially on the edge box and one other area we are working on right now”
Does that mean a third revenue stream, is in the works?
1 - IP
2- Edge Boxes
3 - ??
It's very obvious that Tony has mentioned to the company about the whining he has received from certain investors feeling
so called "left out" of top secret meetings held in different states of Australia, maybe Sean can stop off in New Zealand and
visit me before flying to Australia for 3/4 days in the first week of March ?
Even addressing this so called "issue" by holding a virtual meeting late in this month so investors who aren't invited as such can
get their questions heard by the CEO.
Who says that our company doesn't listen to shareholders ?
I think that the Annual Report will show up next Thursday, but what's going to be interesting is if any announcement or new info
is released next Thursday (Australian time) while the IFS Direct Connect 2024 is in progress, it's currently also obvious, if you wish
to put up your shares for sale, they will be gobbled up pretty quick smart.
Is that called "the smart money" ?
Tech.
so called "left out" of top secret meetings held in different states of Australia, maybe Sean can stop off in New Zealand and
visit me before flying to Australia for 3/4 days in the first week of March ?
Even addressing this so called "issue" by holding a virtual meeting late in this month so investors who aren't invited as such can
get their questions heard by the CEO.
Who says that our company doesn't listen to shareholders ?
I think that the Annual Report will show up next Thursday, but what's going to be interesting is if any announcement or new info
is released next Thursday (Australian time) while the IFS Direct Connect 2024 is in progress, it's currently also obvious, if you wish
to put up your shares for sale, they will be gobbled up pretty quick smart.
Is that called "the smart money" ?
Tech.
DingoBorat
Slim
There certainly seems to be a an insatiable appetite, at 31 cents at the moment..It's very obvious that Tony has mentioned to the company about the whining he has received from certain investors feeling
so called "left out" of top secret meetings held in different states of Australia, maybe Sean can stop off in New Zealand and
visit me before flying to Australia for 3/4 days in the first week of March ?
Even addressing this so called "issue" by holding a virtual meeting late in this month so investors who aren't invited as such can
get their questions heard by the CEO.
Who says that our company doesn't listen to shareholders ?
I think that the Annual Report will show up next Thursday, but what's going to be interesting is if any announcement or new info
is released next Thursday (Australian time) while the IFS Direct Connect 2024 is in progress, it's currently also obvious, if you wish
to put up your shares for sale, they will be gobbled up pretty quick smart.
Is that called "the smart money" ?
Tech.
When it's been dumped into, any appearing on the sell side, have been quickly snatched up, with more demand then appearing at 31 cents.
How much of the selling is genuine?
Looking like we will smash yesterday's volume, of 25 million shares (ASX).
supersonic001
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Altium seems like a very interesting company. Currently on the stock exchange at 40 euros.
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Not my finest moment Altium. Owned it and paid $4.42. Also owned a company ACX which had been hit by shorters and I wanted more so tried to time the market. Sold my Altium @ approx $10 (which was supposed to be for about a few weeks and going to buy them back again). I was right about ACX as went up 50% in those couple of weeks but Altium went to $20. Way quicker than I thought and I sold ACX and waited for Altium to pull back to buy again. Went to high $30's. Apparently don't try to time the market! Learnt my lesson which cost me hundreds of thousands.Altium seems like a very interesting company. Currently on the stock exchange at 40 euros.
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Now I have BRN and PNV. Sticking true this time.
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BrainChip Holdings Ltd unveils their quarterly investor podcast, highlighting the Akida Neuromorphic Processor, a revolutionary Edge AI technology. This digital neuromorphic AI IP enables ultra-low power and secure processing, mimicking the human brain to provide efficient and safe AI solutions.
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In an era where technology continues to blur the lines between the digital and the human, BrainChip Holdings Ltd steps forward as a beacon of innovation in the realm of artificial intelligence (AI). On February 15, 2024, the company unveiled the latest episode of its quarterly investor podcast, a series dedicated to shedding light on the strides they're making in Edge AI technology. This episode, in particular, introduces audiences to the Akida Neuromorphic Processor, a marvel of engineering that stands as the world's first commercial product to offer ultra-low power, fully digital, event-based neuromorphic AI IP. With CEO Sean Hehir at the helm, the podcast dives into the intricacies of the processor that promises to revolutionize the way we interact with AI, making it more efficient, secure, and in tune with the natural operations of the human brain.
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Wags
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My first thoughts on the "one other area" comment, was a another hint to Teksun.
Just a gut feel from the words.
DingoBorat
Slim
Yeah, just noticed that too..
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